REFUGEE PROTECTION WATCH
Refugee Protection Watch (RPW) is a coalition formed in 2019 by ALEF – Act for Human Rights, Basmeh and Zeitooneh, PAX, Upinion and 11.11.11. It brings together the strengths and experiences of Lebanese, Syrian and European organisations working in the human rights, peacebuilding, development and humanitarian fields, as well as a social profit enterprise (Upinion) specialised in digital data collection and two-way communication with (refugee) communities. We research and advocate on protection, humanitarian and human rights issues facing refugee-returnees to Syria, as well as facing refugees in Lebanon.
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Private Paper On UNHCR Return Policies
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and @LOrientLeJour @lorienttoday covered the report here
Read MoreRalph Haddad, researcher and advocacy coordinator for @basmehzeitooneh and part of the RPW coalition was interviewed by @ecfr on the situation in Syria and the report's findings ...
Read MoreThe launch even to present the report's main findings was watched by members of the Syrian panel in Lebanon, which RPW is in dialogue with. They were able to share concerns and questions with policy m...
Read MoreThe extensive report covers 5 research cycles in Lebanon and 2 in Syria and is a follow up of RPW efforts in 2020, trying to provide a longitudinal overview of the protection and return dynamics in Le...
Read More3) Localised funding for local Syrian and Lebanese organisations should be made available to improve conditions, and 4) an international mechanism to monitor returns should be put in place.
Read MoreBased on this research RPW recommends that 1) host nations in Europe and the Middle East maintain the position that Syria is not safe for return and not conduct forcible returns; 2) EU should increas...
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